
Experts and enthusiasts competitively collaborate in the creation of screen-centric "best of" lists. Hosted by draft commissioners Clay Keller and Ryan Marker. "Most impeccable taste in guests." - Entertainment Weekly
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 417 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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It's week two of BROOKS MONTH! Screenwriter / Emmy nominee Eva Anderson (Margot's Got Money Troubles) returns to the show to competitively collaborate with Commissioner Clay on the definitive ranking of the feature films written and/or directed by Os... more
BROOKS MONTH is finally here! To kick things off, guest GMs Dave Schilling and Alison Herman competitively / collaboratively rank the 8 feature films written and/or directed by 20th century comedy icon ALBERT BROOKS!
Next week: JAMES L. BROOKS with... more
Screen Drafts Legends Darren Franich and Graham Skipper Draft one-on-one for the first time, ranking the best films adapted from the most legendary stories in the Western canon!
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Marya and Robert are back at the Draft Table, this time joined by Booster Club Official Sponsor Eric Darling, to rank the 7 BEST films that have won the coveted PALME D'OR at the Cannes Film Festival since the year 2000!
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Came here cuz I’ve been catching up and … I cannot believe you let Jo Robinson play Hamnet before it had a wide release. Also, someone tell her to stop referring to actors and other industry players by their first name only.
There was a recent episode where Clay tried to move people along as if he isn’t the reason for the every episode’s bloat.
Stop giving Adam B Vary 45 uninterrupted minutes to talk about a movie. Enough.
I love you guys though. Ryan, step it up and get these people in che... more
great show, love the discussions the format inspires. sorry to say it but drea is an overbearing presence on every episode in which she appears—can’t believe yall made daniel waters listen to her go on and on. anyway, great show generally!
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I started listening to this pod a few months ago, and was at first unsure of the format. I was so invested in “the list” that I was fast forwarding the intros and discussions, and was often left disappointed when my favorites were snubbed. But the more I listened, the more I started to enjoy every hilarious retelling of childhood memory or prolonged back and forth about the virtues of Start Trek V. By the time I was screaming in my car about the ridiculously perfectly chaotic 80s fantasy draft, ... more
Maybe someday AI will let us excise a GM talking, like Jordan.
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A long-form, debate-driven roundtable format brings together film critics, writers, directors, and industry figures to build definitive “best of” lists across themes and eras. Hosts Clay Keller and Ryan Marker guide serpentine drafts, with guest GMs offering expert perspectives, backstories, and veto-driven strategy. Episodes blend deep cinephile analysis, production history, and playful trivia, all wrapped in a community vibe that rewards strong opinions, convivial banter, and surprising curveballs. Notable strengths include the ambitious guest roster, a clear ruleset with veto dynamics, and a willingness to cover everything from Greek myth cinema to festival histories, making the listening experience both educational and highly entertaini... more
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